Items 1 to 3: request and requester
Request number, requesting office and name of requesting officer.
GSA66
Request for Valuation Service
- Agency
- GSA
- Revision
- Rev. September 1967
- Fillable fields
- 24
- Pages
- 1
- Official source
- GSA form page
- Checked
- October 20, 2026
GSA Form 66: Request for Valuation Service
GSA Form 66, Request for Valuation Service, is a General Services Administration (GSA) form. Its header reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION and its footer GSA FORM 66 with the date SEP 67. GSA hosts it in its forms library, and GSA's page lists no authority or regulation.
The form says it is for use in requesting valuation service of real property and related personal property. The original goes to the appropriate Appraisal Staff in the Central Office or the Regional Appraiser in the Regional Office, and the requesting office retains a duplicate copy.
It asks for the requesting office and officer, the purpose of the appraisal, the property's address, name or Plancor number, legal description, machinery and equipment, improvements, present owner and attachments, then the requesting officer's signature and the date of request. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.
What's on GSA Form 66
Item 4: purpose of appraisal
Fair market value (acquisition), fair market value (disposal), fair annual rental, fair consideration for a partial release under an existing mortgage, insurable value, fair market value (property to be leased to the U.S.), or other service (specify).
Items 5 to 8: the property
Address of property, date of acquisition, name by which the property is known or Plancor number, and original cost. Items 6 and 8 are marked for Government-owned property only.
Item 9: legal description
Lot no., block no., name of subdivision and city or county, metes and bounds, or other.
Items 10 to 12: contents and owner
Machinery, equipment or other personalty, improvements such as buildings, structures and above-ground utilities, and the present owner's identity and address.
Items 13 to 15: attachments and signature
A list of attached data and documents, the signature of the requesting officer and the date of request.
The front has items 1 to 15. The form says to use the reverse for any additional information.
How to complete GSA Form 66
- 1
Identify the request
Enter the request number, requesting office and the name of the requesting officer.
- 2
Check the purpose
Check one purpose in item 4. The form says that for other service, check item 4.g. and complete it.
- 3
Describe the property
Complete items 5 to 12. The form marks date of acquisition and original cost for Government-owned property only, and says to continue the legal description on the reverse if necessary.
- 4
List the attachments
The form gives examples such as maps, plot plans, working drawings and surveys, with the legal description of easements, encroachments, liens, existing leases or other encumbrance that might affect marketability.
- 5
Sign and date
The requesting officer signs item 14 and enters the date of request in item 15.
- 6
Send the original, keep a copy
Submit the original to the Appraisal Staff in the Central Office or the Regional Appraiser in the Regional Office, and keep a duplicate.
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Where it goes and what the form says
Where it goes
The form says to submit the original to the appropriate Appraisal Staff in the Central Office or the Regional Appraiser in the Regional Office.
Copies and extra space
The requesting office should retain a duplicate copy. The form says to use the reverse for any additional information, referring to the item number.
Government-owned property
Items 6, date of acquisition, and 8, original cost, are marked for Government-owned property only.
Revision and authority
The form prints SEP 67, and GSA's page lists a current revision date of 09/1967 and no authority or regulation. The form prints no OMB number.
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Who uses GSA Form 66?
The form names a requesting office and officer, and the appraisal offices that receive it.
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Questions about Form GSA66
Who issues GSA Form 66?
The header reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION and the footer GSA FORM 66, SEP 67. GSA hosts it in its forms library, and GSA's page lists no authority or regulation.
Where does the completed form go?
The form says to submit the original to the appropriate Appraisal Staff in the Central Office or the Regional Appraiser in the Regional Office. The requesting office keeps a duplicate copy.
What appraisal purposes can be checked?
Fair market value for acquisition, disposal or property to be leased to the U.S., fair annual rental, fair consideration for a partial release under an existing mortgage, insurable value, or other service.
Which items are only for Government-owned property?
Item 6, date of acquisition, and item 8, original cost. The form marks both with an asterisk for Government-owned property only.
What attachments does the form suggest?
It gives examples such as maps, plot plans, working drawings and surveys, with the legal description of all easements, encroachments, liens, existing leases or other encumbrance that might affect marketability.